Diagnose before we sell
The cheapest repair is the right one found first. Cameras, gauges, and thermal imaging before we quote — not after.
About us
Mainline Plumbing Co. started in 2009 with one van and a simple rule: charge for the job, not the panic. 16 years later the vans have multiplied, the rule hasn't.
Our story
Dana Whitfield completed an apprenticeship on Riverton's old clay sewers and galvanized cold-water lines — the same pipework much of the town still runs on. Dana Whitfield started Mainline in 2009after one too many jobs spent fixing what a rushed firm had "fixed" the year before.
Today the team of 4 covers repairs, drainage, hot water, and remodel plumbing across a 25 kmpatch. We stay deliberately small: every job is attended by a named plumber whose work carries the same 24-month written guarantee, and the phone is still answered by someone who can actually talk you to your stop tap.
We keep a proper workshop on Canal Works Roadwhere every job is prepped, parts are stocked for the common failures in this area's housing stock, and apprentices learn the trade the slow way — measured, tested, and tidy.

How we work
They're short enough to memorise and strict enough to matter.
The cheapest repair is the right one found first. Cameras, gauges, and thermal imaging before we quote — not after.
A fixed quote before work starts, and a stop-and-show rule if we uncover something extra mid-job.
Protected floors, cleaned work areas, coordinated making-good, and a walkthrough of everything we touched.
Every customer gets shown their stop tap and isolation valves. The best emergency call is the one that stays small.
The team
4 of us, all local. Your job sheet names the attending plumber before we set off.

Founder & master plumber

Senior engineer · heating

Drainage & camera specialist

Apprentice plumber
Credentials
Vague badges help nobody. Here is exactly what stands behind our work.
Call for an honest answer in minutes — or prepare your request note and book a visit. Fixed quotes before work, guaranteed in writing after it.